The diagram provodes the information on the two type of mountains-tropical and temprete- comparisons in different altitudes.
Overall, the tropical mountain is higher, rather than temperate mountain according to height. Notably, the formal mountain has 2 exceptional zones, such as temperate and warm zone, that is unfamiliar for temprete mountain.
Focusing on the Tropical mountain, the foundation starts from warm zone which is suitable for several crops, reaching about 800 metres, and this follows with temprete zone untill 1800 metres, used for plantation. Next layer is cultivation-friendly cool zone recording slightly over 3000 metres. Following layer is forest which is boardered by leaf tress and pines, at 4000 metres, and alpline medows consists about 400 metres lining with snow. The peak of the mountain is permanent snow era which is reaching to over 55000.
As for temprete mountaion, the foundation layer starts from cool zone (beneficial for cultuvationof grains and potatoes) and forest ( surrounded by broad-leaf trees and spruce) showing woth respective altitude 6000 and 8000 metres. Similarly, the top of the mountain consists of Alpine medows, at 12000 metres and permanent snow, at 14000 metres
